I never said i was camod - What i said was is that the rogue is not the only person on the other team - If his partner gets me out of camo yet i'm still in my flare ( at this point yes the rogue can and will open on you ) just because you can't read my post correctly please don't put words in my mouth.

OK LET me say it again even if u were not camo and u were in flare and the rogue jumps on u there is no way he can still have subterfuge up like u mentioned or as u said and i quote
'It's happened many times were i'm standing in the middle of a flare, I see nothing yet i'm being stun locked by something i can't even see for another 3ish secs ( looks to me like they can do it ) So please keep telling me they can't. `
once the rogue steps on flare even if he stuned u he cant stay hiden for 3ish secs like u said , its impossible

Probably will be significantly different since all it will give us is a few seconds of "Where is the hunter?" and we won't be using any strong openers (not destroying your HP pool) or stuns or the like.

Aimed shot + chimera does fucking damage and while you're stealthed and spamming cc we have deal with your partner. Playing find the hunter while a warrior is spamming damage into my face doesn't sounds balanced at all.

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It was really skilled for a wizard cleave to just spam aoes in a big radius around there entire team!

Well kind of back in wotlk/bc aoes cost a lot of mana. Caster had to drink back then but now it would be pretty skillless in mop.

It was really skilled for a wizard cleave to just spam aoes in a big radius around there entire team!

Yes, because only wizard cleaves exist in WoW.
Thanks for reminding us.

It's not like there are warriors, hunters, dk's, feral druids, enhanc shammies, other rogues etc in the game.
Nope. None whatsoever.

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Aimed shot + chimera does fucking damage and while you're stealthed and spamming cc we have deal with your partner. Playing find the hunter while a warrior is spamming damage into my face doesn't sounds balanced at all.

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Well kind of back in wotlk/bc aoes cost a lot of mana. Caster had to drink back then but now it would be pretty skillless in mop.

The amount of idiot-proofing the class went through over the years is downright baffling.

Okay, I get it, moving at 50% movespeed in stealth wasn't fun. So put stealth at normal movement speed.
Oh, then there's Nightstalker, which actually made you move faster while in stealth. Err...that seems odd, but okay.
Let's not forget Burst of Speed, the spammable, low-cost 70% movement speed increase. Well...okay, now they can move almost as fast as a ground mount in stealth. That seems weird.
But then they introduce Subterfuge too, making it so that a perceptive enemy can't even have a chance to break the rogue out of stealth. You have a momentary window where you can catch them and keep them out once you enter combat from hitting them in stealth, and fat chance you can actually exploit it.
Add to the fact that rogues win the majority of 1v1 matches if they can reliably get openers on an enemy target and you have just a downright obnoxious class to play against. There's no joy in fighting rogues. No satisfying moment where you outsmart all their tricks. Their tricks are idiot-proof now and they have every tool they could possibly need to 1v1 any class in the game except a tank (and to be fair, the tank won't kill them either).

In arenas this may be fine, but arenas are one tiny corner of WoW PvP, and christ, arenas have so many issues that I'm pretty sure that's not fine either.

It was really skilled for a wizard cleave to just spam aoes in a big radius around there entire team!

"Using one of my class' primary weakness against me in PvP is not skillful and does not mean my opponent outplayed me, but using my class' natural strengths over most other classes against my opponents means I'm clearly skilled and I outplayed them."

"Using one of my class' primary weakness against me in PvP is not skillful and does not mean my opponent outplayed me, but using my class' natural strengths over most other classes against my opponents means I'm clearly skilled and I outplayed them."

I love the PvP community. Of any game.

Warlocks rain of fire is an example of a skill less aoe dude. They can use it 3 times and they don't have to channel it at all. The only caster's that care about mana are hybrids. Everyone else can spam aoes and pretty much ignore resources.

Except rogues can't, because they have to break their own stealth to AoE and sacrifice their opener. Hunters are 100% immune to single target abilities of any kind in Camo, no matter how obvious it is where they are standing.